Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 208, 28 August 1907 — Page 8

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THE RICmiOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TEI.EGRAM, "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 10O7.

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If you need money fop coaf. Get it now. If you need money for furniture, Get it now. If you need money for the doctor, Get it now. Jf you need money for clothing, Get it now. If you need money for any other purpose, Get It nowt If you need money at all.

CAION WOULD HOT DECLINE THE HONOR

Says No Man Will Ever Decline The Nomination for the Presidency.

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HE EXPRESSES HIMSELF AS DESIRING CHIEFLY TO AID THE REPUBLICANS IN THE NEXT CONGRESS.

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on your-furniture, piano, team, fixtures, etc., and you can pay us back in small weekly or monthly installments, $1.00 is a weekly payment on a $50.00 loam $2.00 isa weekly payment on a $100.00 loan. Other amounts in the same proportion. We make loans on salaries and on diamonds and watches left in pledge. Loans made in all interurban towns, so if you cannot call on us, write or 'phone us and our agent will call on you. See us and get our rates before borrowing elsewhere.

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Established 1895. Home Phone 455. Room 8, Colonial Building.

Alexandria Bay, X. Y., Aug. 2S "Am I a candidate for the republican nomination for president? No. I have not the bee. personally. Would I accept the nomination? No citizen has

ever declined it or ever will. I would rather contribute to making the next

session of congress a success, so that my party will deserve and win success In 1 90S, than have the presidency tendered to me on a golden salver." Representative J. G. Cannon of Illinois, speaker of the 3st house, and undoubtedly destined to be speaker of the next, the country's "Uncle Joe" and the choice of hi3 state for the nomination as President Roosevelt's successor, said this with great earnestness. Takes Trip cn Yacht. The speaker gave the Interview sitting aft on the deck of the yacht owned by his friend, Representative Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania. He had come East, as Is his custom, to spend the last two weeks of August with Mr. Sibley and had been putting in most of his time at Mr. Sibley's place on Volcour Bay, Lake Champlain. Mr. Sibley's other guests were Senator Hemenway of Indiana, who is the manager of the candidacy of Vice President Fairbanks; Representatives E. B. Vreeland and George' R. Maltby of New York, who, at the proper time

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national convention for Governor Hughes, and former Representative L. N. Littauer, whose first choice is President Roosevelt, whether he j

wants it or not. Mr. Sibley himself is a Knox man. Thus, when the yacht arrived at Alexandria Bay, the small party contained a pretty wide assortment of presidential summer preferences.

tfs Soap Polish

The King of Cleaners A CLEANING POWDER Instead' of rubbing and scraping at a hard cake of scouring soap that requires time and patience, simply pick up a can of Gibson's Soap Polish, toss a little through the perforated top into a kettle or pan, then apply the brush or rag and the work is done with one-half the labor. Specially Priced, Tomorrow Only. 10 Cts per Can; 3 Cans for 25c. Other Economies. Polk's Best Tomato Soup (You know what it is, tomorrow only, 3 cans for 25c Heinz's Plain Vegetarian Baked Beans, large cans, sold most places at ISc can, special for the day 2 Cans, 25c PHONE YOUR ORDERS. JOHFJ SVL EGGEWIEYER 4th AND MAIN STREETS.

BECKHAM PROMISES TAYLOR IMMUNITY

Governor of Kentucky Assures Co-operation in Protection to Ex-Executive.

HIS TESTIMONY' WANTED.

SAFE RETURN TO INDIANA IF HE WILL BUT TESTIFY IN CALEB POWERS CASE TEXT OF THE LETTER.

THE PrCK OF THE MINES Is ' the fuel we offer the peoplo of Richmond. Experience has taught us that to sell the best we must buy the best, and the product is here to be seen by your critical eye. Question Is "Will you see our coal?" O. D. Bullerdick 529 S. 5th SL Phone 123S

HUNTINGTON LIME, 22c BU. Goes farther, works easier, lasts longer than any other lime. A trial order will prove this. For sale only by HARSH COAL & SUPPLY CO. Phone New 749 ; Old 113.

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UPHELD BY MEN who recognize a pure article when they taste it. Richmond Export Beer holds high place. The object of this ad, is to call your attention to it if you're not familiar with its many good qualities. Good way to test it is to order a case or two, which will be delivered at your door the very day you order. SVJinck Brewing Co,

DAVID SMITH DIES AT AGEJDF 90 YEARS One of the Oldest Pioneers of The County.

CAME FROM MARYLAND.

We Give You What You Ask For We make it a rule to give our customers just what they ask for, if we hare it in stock. If we don't carry it, we will gladly procure it. Our facilities make this easy and will save you time. In case of immediate necessity, our opinion and advice as to any of the proprietary nostrums is always at your command. Quigley's Drug Store 4th and Main.

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We can make immediate delivery on Model N and R Runabouts. Model N, $600. Model R, $750 Demonstrations at any time. Call or write RICHMOND AUTO AGENCY, 1207 Main St. Phones: Bell 144R. New 425

Hage-stown, Ind., Aug. 28 David Smith one of the oldest residents of Wayne county, died Tuesday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joe Winslow in Hagerstown. He has been very low for several weeks and death was expected any moment. He was ninety years of age, April 4th, 1907. Fifty-one years ago he came here from Maryland and this county has been his home ever since. He lived on the old Knode farm, one and onehalf miles north of town, for fifteen years. Shortly after removing to Hagerstown his wife died which was 16 years ago. By trade he was a harness maker. For years or as long as he was able he was sexton at the Presbyterian church. Those of the children who survive him are Mrs. Lenora Craig, Huntington, Ind.; Clem Smith of New Castle; Clay Smith, Illinois; Mrs. Martha Purdy. Mrs. Nora Peirson and Mrs. Joe Winslow. The funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock. Rev. Hawley and Elder Teetor will officiate. Interment at West Lawn cemetery.

GEN. PERRY WAS HONORED. Is Elected Director of National Rifle Association. Gen. Oran Perry, formerly of Richmond and now adjutant general of the Indiana National Guard has returned from Camp Perry, O.. near Put-in-Bay, where he was elected one of the six directors of the National Rifle arsociation. Gen. Perry has been at Camp Perry for a week, watching the in

dividual practice, prior to the team shooting for the national honors. Gen. Perry believes the Indiana team will make a much better showing this year than last.

Frankfort, Ky., Aug. 2S. In a "letter

addressed to Commonwealth Attorney Robert Franklin of this city, chief prosecuting counsel for the state in the Goebel murder cases, Governor Beckham assures that official of his co-operation with him in seeing that William S. Taylor is protected from arrest and allowed to return to the state of Indiana if he will come to the Scott circuit court at Georgetown, this state to testify in the next trial of Caleb Powers, charged with the murder conspiracy cases. The governor declares that he and the commonwealth's attorney can "absolutely insure" Taylor such immunity and a safe return to Indiana. The governor's letter to the commonwealth's attorney reads as follows: "Commonwealth of Kentucky, Executive Department, Frankfort. To Hon. Robert B. Franklin, Commonwealth's Attorney Dear Sir: -In response to your communication of August 15, in reference to the matter of assuring William S. Taylor immunity from arrest in the event of his coming to Kentucky to testify in the case of the Commonwealth vs. Caleb Powers, I wish to say to you that in every possible way I shall co-operate with you in seeing that said Taylor, ft he comes to testify in that case, shall be protected from arrest and allowed to return to Indiana. There is not the slightest question that I, as governor and you, as commonwealth's attorney of the district in which he is indicted, can absolutely insure him such im

munity from arrest and a safe return to Indiana. You may therefore rely implicity upon my aid, if needed to carry out your assurance to him of this immunity. Very respectfully yours, "J. C. W. BECKHAM, "Governor of Kentucky."

BIG AIR SHIP FULLS 1ST GREENVILLE FAIR

STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS FiFstt RMioe&S Bamk, At last ten calls made by the Comptroller of Currency.

November 9, 1905. $447,070.83

January 29. 1906. $177,852.93

April 6. 1906. $512,441.46

June 18. 1906. $549,403.82

September 4. 1906. 662,260.78

November 6. 1906. $666,235.80

January 2G. 1907. $707,834.77

Earl Hess, Aeronaut, Has Narrow Escape from Death While Exhibiting.

15,000 WITNESS ACCIDENT.

TRAGIC FATE OF PROF. BALDWIN, JUST TWO YEARS AGO, IS RECALLEDTOOK PLACE AT THE SAME PLACE.

Greenville, O., Aug. 25. With the eyes of 15,000 people on him in the air at a distance of over 400 feet, and a mile" and a half from the starting point, Earl Hes3, who manned one of the big Knabenshue. airships, was precipitated to the ground Tuesday, and it is a miracle that he was not killed. The huge balloon burst at the side and started to the ground at high speed, but the plucky sailor, struggling for his life, in some way managed to turn it around so th.it it formed a parachute and slackened the speed to such an extent that he landed on a commons with only a jarring up. It was his second voyage for the day from the Darke county fairgrounds, where the fair Js now in progress. The only cause for the accident that seems plausible is the fact that, while attempting to light from the first trip, he ran into a tree and it is thought that the bag was wrecked. The balloon bag is now wrecked, and it is not thought that any more ascentions will be made here this week. It is a coincidence that at the fair here two years ago Prof. K. J. Baldwin the aeronaut, was blown to atoms in the presence of thousands by dynamite that he carried to give-an exhibition In midair.

NO BUSINESS-IS LIKELY Council Will Meet Monday, Which Is a Holiday.

THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD! Never disorder your digestion or make life no longer worth the living. Writing about cakes, pies and other pastry from our ovens. Carefully made from high class materials why shouldn't they be good? Everybody knows about our bread. "What? You don't? Better get acquainted.

COMPLAIN AGAINSTWEEDS Residents of the East End Crying for Relief.

Residents of the eastern sections of the city are complaining against the large weeds which are allowed to grow on many of the lots. Weed cutting warnings seem to have fallen but lightly upon the ears of many property owners. Although he bas stated several times that ae would soon make an example of some property owner in police court, for not obeying the city ordinance In regard to weed cutting. Street Commissioner Dye has done nothing along this line.

ZWISSLER'S BAKERY and RESTAURANT.

90S Main 6t. -Phone 366o tave- been bredja ike cellars

Council will meet next Monday evening but it is quite probable that no business will be transacted owing to the fact that Monday is Labor Day. The council will meet and vote to adjourn. The only business of importance that council now has to consider is the paving of North E street from Tenth to Sixteenth street

The Xoonday Of life. Married ror' should learn what to do for ens another's littio ills, and for the CIS of the children that may come. They are sure sooner or later to have occasion to treat constipation or indigestion. When the opporttxnity comes remember that the quickest way to obtain relief, and finally a permanent core, is with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, the great herb laxative comoouod. A bottle should always bo in the hcti6j. Itcsts-miyS0ctrnt3crIatirussU'res

LOWE BROS.

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Is composed of lead and oil scientifically mixed by scientific men. It must give satisfaction, or we make it right. Pilgrim Bros. Phone 210 5th and Main, Richmond, Ind.

Recent explorers insist that there are three natural bridges in southeastern Utah as much larger than the Natural Bridge In Virginia as Pike's Peak is higher than Mount Washington.

Workmen engaged In pulling down an old house in the Latin quarter of Paris were attacked and severely bitten K r irlrtv wilH ftitc whiirtl a ra holiavc

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Richmond Trust Co.

Capital Stock $2.V.V0 Surplus 2.",f Financial business of all kinds transacted. 3 per cent Interest paid on savings. OFFICERS. Elgar G. Hibberd. president. Adam II. Bartel, 1st vice president. Jobn J. Harrington. 2nd vice president. ' Walter K. Henley, secretary and treasurer. DIRECTORS. Adam H. Bartel. Edwin H. Cates. Howard Campbell. George L. Cates. John B. Dougan. George H. Eggemeyer. John M. Eggeraeyer. Jonas Gaar. Henry Gennett. John J. Harrington. Charles H. Land. Elgar G. Hibberd.

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March 22. 1907. $777,897.53

May 20, 1907.

55,781.54

August 22, 1907.

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THE PLACE TO BANK IS WITH DICKINSON TRUST CO. We offer unexcelled facilities In caring for your BANKING BUSINESS. Let us serve you. We have JuBt received a aupply of leather bound Pocket Savings Banks for the use of our depositors who carry an account of at least $1.00 with us. Wo Invite you to open an account with us and secure one of these convenient little safes.

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Tunesdlsiy McDirininimcEj Oh, Yes, Tuesday Morning-

AH the people who want goods at Wholesale Price, this Is your chance and we will sell untihevery article is gone, and remember, $1.00 worth for 75 cents,' and 50c articles for 39c; 25c articles for 19c, and 10 cent ones for 8c Store opens Tuesday morning at 7:30 and we will be open every night during the week until 9 o'clock, P. S. All Fixtures are for salec

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phoc 1079; Old Phone 13R, 411-413 Main Street.

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Deerfleld Water

We have accepted the agency for the Deerfield Water Co. and can fill orders for the same from our store. Our stock consists of the following products: Plain Water, Carbonated Water, Ginger Ale, Lemon Sour and Sarsaparilla. Call for booklet on Pure water and its relation to Life and Health.